'It's never really failure unless you just give up.'

Alex Honnold shares how climbing has shaped his perspective on failure.

As Alex Honnold was starting Honnold Foundation, he realized that funding small-scale solar projects in underserved communities could advance the energy transition and tackle issues of energy access, self-reliance and economic opportunity. bit.ly/49MZqgr

As he was getting Honnold Foundation up and running, Alex Honnold realized that funding small-scale solar projects in underserved communities could advance the energy transition and tackle issues of energy access, self-reliance and economic opportunity. bit.ly/49MZqgr

Enjoyed this Maria Virginia Olano interview with Alex Honnold about his energy access work at Honnold Foundation

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In 2012, Alex Honnold made a pledge to direct one-third of his annual income to environmental philanthropy through the Honnold Foundation. From the outset, he knew climate change would be a major focus. bit.ly/49MZqgr

Readers respond to op-ed criticizing trust-based #philanthropy , saying it misrepresents the giving approach as lacking accountability. The opposite is the case, they say. Hear from leaders with Trust-Based Philanthropy Project, Tides Foundation, and the Honnold Foundation.
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Embrace trust-based philanthropy and share the joy of what’s possible in the philanthropic sector! Simply retweet our animated video and/or tag someone new to the approach and invite them to learn more about trust-based philanthropy. bit.ly/46XLoaw

What are effective ways to provide solar power to lower-income communities?
Greg Horner profiles strategies that foundations, including EGA members, Kresge Foundation, Honnold Foundation, and Surdna Foundation are using.

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